Located in the middle section of Pushi Road in the former Shanghai French Concession, now 680 Changle Road, it is a magnificent and sizable garden residence. ...
The Tropical Ocean Aquarium is located west of the Tianya Haijiao Tourist Area and is connected by a stone path through the forest. Nestled among coconut groves, white sands, and crystal-clear waters, it spans over 5...
Huanggang Mountain is a major tourist attraction in Changshan County, boasting a beautiful and harmonious ecological environment, fresh and pleasant air, and rich biodiversity. It is named after its waterfalls…
Ding Guitang’s residence is located at No. 45 Fen Yang Road. This Western-style house was built in 1932 as a three-story brick-and-wood structure, designed by the architectural firm of peddle & Frye...
Located along the southern coast of Liji Town in Wanning City, adjacent to Shimei Bay. It earned its name because this area serves as a wintering habitat for swiftlet birds and swallows. Also…
Zhaoxian Town is the eastern gateway of Changshan County and was historically the seat of Dingyang County. The ancient Zhaoxian Ferry was once one of the ten scenic spots of ancient Changshan and has long been renowned as the famous ferry of western Zhejiang…
Covering an area of 16,000 mu, it was established in July 1980. The primary purpose of creating this nature reserve is to protect the valuable...
The Shanghai Oriental Musical Instruments Museum is the first of its kind among art institutions in China. Its establishment began in the summer of 1985, and it was formerly known as “…
The Huangnitang “Golden Spike” Scenic Area is located 5 km south of Changshan County, covering an area of 16.2 square kilometers. National Highway 320 runs through the area, …
Established in 1987, the reserve protects 90,000 mu of forested land. It is located in Beidaxiang, in the northwest of Wanning City, Hainan Province. Here, mountains rise and fall…
Located in Xujiahui, the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Museum of History was established in 1996 during the university’s centennial celebration. It is housed in the old library built in 19…
The ancient Shikong Temple from the Tang and Song dynasties is located less than one kilometer southwest of Changshan County in the suburbs, boasting beautiful scenery and a pleasant environment, making it a great destination for visitors…
Shanghai doesn’t have many historical relics, but its most notable ones are its architecture. Old mansions are the finest among the city’s historic buildings. With their steeply pitched roofs, …
Peach Blossom Spring Farmhouse is located in the northeastern part of Changshan County, at the source of Furong Lake, 45 kilometers from the county town and 3 kilometers from the township government. "Peach Blossom Spring"…
St. Ignatius Cathedral is located at No. 156 Pu Xi Road, Xuhui District, and serves as the headquarters of the Shanghai Catholic Patriotic Association. Construction began in the 30th year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty…
There are eight peaks over 1,000 meters within Dong’an Township, among which the highest one is the tallest peak in Changshan County and also the highest in northern Quzhou...
Quguang Park faces south with its back to the north, bordered by the Xuhui District Swimming Pool to the east, Nandan Road to the south, Hui Zhan Road to the west, and Xujiahui Catholic Church to the north. It...
The Changshan County Stone Museum was established in December 2013, located at No. 1 Zhuting Road, Jinchuan Subdistrict, Changshan County, with a planned area of 120 acres,...
Xiangyang Road is a great place to hunt for treasures. Shopping in a place like Xiangyang Road requires a high level of skill in finding bargains. The numerous small shops dazzle and distract you, making it hard to know where to start. And even though things are generally very cheap, the fashion sense here is extremely cutting-edge, closely following trends from Japan and Hong Kong.
The renowned writer Ba Jin lived on the third floor of this house for 18 years starting in 1937, during which he completed his masterpiece "Torrents..."